Salesforce implementation rescue consulting in San Diego.

We secure access and documentation, then review the org, sandboxes, deployment history and open issues to understand what was built and what was promised. Interviews with your sponsor and key users show what the business needs most. That triage leads to a written recommendation and a revised plan, so you can decide how to proceed with facts rather than assumptions.

Usually yes. Most rescues correct design, data and training issues rather than adding products. Occasionally triage finds a real gap, for example a portal requirement that the licensed products cannot meet, and we explain it along with alternatives. We never assume new licenses are the answer; the recovery plan starts from what you already own and have paid for.

Involve users in the fix. We ask the people who stopped using Salesforce what failed for them, show them the changes in a sandbox before release, and relaunch with short role-specific training. Leadership helps by retiring the spreadsheets and side tools people fell back on, once the new release covers what those tools were doing for them.